Subterms
If there’s one mantra that seems to hold true throughout all seasons of life, it’s that hindsight is 20/20. There are things we’d all like to go back and tell our younger selves if we could — stop over-plucking your eyebrows, don’t cry over that boy, step away from the gaucho pants — but just […] More
Who says you have to stop learning after college? Continuing your education is a great tool for professional development and can help you excel in your current job or build your skill set for a new position. Still, even for the most driven among us, 40+ hour work weeks, friends and partners, side hustles, and […] More
So you want to travel the world, eh? (Can I get away with saying “eh” even though I am no way a Canadian?) Good plan. Travel will make you smarter, more empathetic, more interesting, and more interested in the world around you. You’ll figure out who you are a little better. Even when you’re going […] More
Taking the leap from full-time to freelance can be scary. It means missing out on the stability of a 9-5, a cushy benefits package, and the knowledge that a set salary will land in your account every month. It means hustling for opportunities and sometimes being disappointed. But it also brings extraordinary freedom, flexibility, and […] More
Turns out, June-uary resolutions are a real thing. If you’re like me and are wondering where 2019 went, it’s a good time to take stock of all the success we can still create in the months ahead. These are 10 commitments I’m making to myself on the career front that I intend to tackle before […] More
If you find yourself hitting snooze approximately 10 times before finally rolling out of bed, frantically digging through your closet to find an outfit and then doing your makeup/eating breakfast during your drive to work, your mornings may need an overhaul. After all, your morning routine sets the tone for your entire day. To be […] More
Open office spaces are all the rage these days. Sure, they look cute on Instagram, and give off major “we’re all in this together” vibes — but let’s face it, if you could call dibs on a private office you probably would. As bleak as a cubicle can be, at least you can have some […] More
Let’s just agree that a job interview is one of those situations that will always be at least a little bit uncomfortable. Even if you are extremely well-prepared, meeting a bunch of new people, convincing them that you’re the best fit for the job, and negotiating a great salary (all within a few minutes) is […] More
